Who is Bourbon Moth? Woodworking as a Job

[@wilbertbeijers9134]

By far the coolest woodworker I know on KZbin. Besides his skills I very much like his sense of humor plus the fact that he doesn't seem to take things too serious.

[@timothyshockley6837]

Jason's obvious skills are what attracted my attention. His sence of humor keeps me coming back... Oh, and the Foreman's occasional appearances too.

[@neilscrivener5011]

Spot on. It's very obvious to see he's an extremely talanted woodworker, which is what got me orginally subscribed, but couple that with a funny fun loving personality (as opposed to a ton of monotone, serious, dead behind the eyes alternatives). KZbin gold right there!!

[@TheSadButMadLad]

And the Foreman is also the Captain of the boat.

[@jaydwy8069]

😲

[@INeverApologize]

I lost my job with the pandemic and decided to start my own woodworking business. I am still struggling and learning everyday but I am thankful for the content of yours and others that have given me the confidence to try to start a business doing something I love. I rarely comment on anything social media wise but I want to say thank you and congratulations on your success. I am hoping that my passion will be able to support my family in the future.

[@tekoa.9450]

I wish you the very best! As long as you keep improving yourself everyday if even by just a little tiny bit, you will be successful!

[@thedoorguycharlie]

How are you doing now?

[@oaxacanboi9318]

Do you have any advice or something to help beginners??

[@eddaeges9309]

" I Love my job" How many people can say that and mean it ? I'm 60yrs old and never could say that. I had a job to pay bills. Now I wish I would have gone a different direction years ago. Keep up the good work.

[@DjmMik]

I never miss one of Jason’s videos. He is very humorous, inspiring and one hell of a woodworker!!

[@WayWorthRacing]

I’m a woodworker my self for a living, One of my favorite memories about Jasons content is when he made the giant LEGO Man, He ends up oiling him up like a tiny LEGO Man athlete. Absolutely hilarious, He’s extremely talented.

[@jeffh4505]

That was an awesome clip. I'm pretty sure the LEGO man enjoyed it, too.

[@bbkobudo]

That was hilarious... and there is also the time when he used his beard to spread glue. It makes him such a fun person to watch and learn from.

[@WayneMacDonald1]

I didn't realize I got into Jason's youtube channel so close to the beginning...

[@unamor]

Same here! His channel is as good if not better than most of the maker OGs on here.

[@jaredwaters4633]

@@unamor me too, he's one of my favorites.

[@jameskarwacki7092]

I really like your down to earth attitude. You are special.

[@TarEcthelion]

Same, I guess the algorithm works... O_O

[@donmcconnell4304]

Me either... I thought he had been doing it a lot longer because of how great his content is...

[@shopcatt643]

Well done. I cant believe there are thumbs down, has to be river table fans.

[@scootb7400]

All 5 of them must’ve found this video.

[@deanaoxo]

Has to be~!~

[@woodworksbygrampies1284]

haha :D that is HIlarious!!!

[@ksnax]

Or pallet furniture builders . .

[@militarybrat9734]

Haters are everywhere. KZbin is full of trolls with nothing better to do. This man is what America is all about.

[@JayBergCustoms]

"My Dad caught one!" Got me right in the feels.

[@nickbild3538]

I came here to see Jason and came away a subscriber to your channel as well. Bourbon Moth is my favorite on KZbin and you did a great job profiling him. I live in Oregon, a little north of Jason and I wholeheartedly think he does his fellow Oregonians very proud. I thank you both.

[@CallMeMabie]

I appreciate that very much, Nick! Thanks for the kind words.

[@woodworksbygrampies1284]

I'm with you Nick, I had yet to come across Call Me Mabie but if this is the quality of their content I'll be sticking around to watch more.

[@woodworksbygrampies1284]

@@CallMeMabie Very well deserved. I can tell that you researched Jason well because this could almost be content that HE created!! Love it.

[@Redhot_Buckshot]

100% agree and am a little north of Jason too lol.

[@tinawoods5457]

That moment, when you see just 10 seconds of a shot of a bridge, and think...oh, hey that's home! We are just a bit south of Jason, who has become my favorite to watch for learning how to build things for our house. This video was really nicely done, and I very much enjoyed it.

[@mikelevesque5224]

How do you NOT love this Dude?!? His sense of humour and "chill" attitude are perfect and I learn something from him every time I watch his videos. And I agree: River Tables are way over-rated!

[@wodm]

i just wish i had his beard because until then i cant apply wood glue properly

[@mikelevesque5224]

@@wodm So true... Best glue applicator out there! lol

[@brandyaube217]

For the first time in a few videos it didn’t make me cry, mostly because Jason is so funny and the dramatization had me hanging on the edge of my seat, I wasn’t sure if he would be murdered at the end. I’m glad he wasn’t. It would be ashamed. The closest I came to shedding a tear was over how BEAUTIFUL his work is, it borders on disgusting. Disgust at myself for not being this good at anything in my life...and now I need therapy. Thanks Justin Mabie and Jason Hibbs! Sincerely though a wonderful video on yet another wonderful person in the maker community ❤️❤️❤️! I’m so proud of you Justin!

[@CallMeMabie]

Hahahahaha this comment is hilarious. Your work is fantastic and you don’t need therapy for it. You need therapy for everything else. Kidding (hehe). And yeah, I was wondering while editing it where you could possibly cry and I figured it just wasn’t gonna happen. Next time!

[@pj_fetscher]

I’m here if you need a shoulder.

[@brandyaube217]

@@pj_fetscher thanks PJ! But it might be because I’m crying to YOUR video 😀!

[@brandyaube217]

@@CallMeMabie you are right about that buddy!

[@hn9598]

Only just found this guy but the fact he hates river tables makes me like him straight away.

[@gladdenhandymanllc962]

The best woodworking channel on KZbin, hands down, is Bourbon Moth.

[@kathleenhunter5680]

By far, the best woodworker on you tube. I've been a concrete finisher for 30 plus yrs.now.but I started out making bird houses.and I really enjoyed it. So I bought a bunch of tools and here I am a few years later making tables, benches and cutting boards.but to be perfectly honest, I suck.But I have learned alot from your content. Keep up the good work, Jason.

[@richardcollins6271]

Every body should watch this guy he has a sence of humer and a really good woodworker if he was closer to me I would sit and watch him all day long go check him out keep up the videos Jason

[@tdz69]

He’s the Bob Ross of Woodworking. So soothing and enjoyable to watch and listen to.

[@cramphal2099]

This man has single handedly inspired me to be a woodworker at the beginning of this pandemic. Thank you Jason! I'm sure there are others just like me.

[@jamesrademacher7873]

Same here

[@snap1966]

I just caught hell from my wife... Its 1:30 in the morning, and ive had a few. Jason comes on with this hysterical look on his face and said "hello... im Jason Hibbs". I burst right out in glees of laughter. Your a piece of work Jason. You have a great channel here. Ive learned a lot. Keep on with the vids.

[@thejoshthat]

THE ENDING IS THE BEST!!!!!!! I would've been flipping out at that point. Soooooooo relatable all the time! I go by The Josh That Builds, you're a big inspriation man!

[@lundyswoodcrease5876]

That lawn mower tank is the best thing on the internet. Kudos to your son’s idea.

[@blk89cobra]

I am a home brew shop owner that started to get my feet wet in wood working after finding your channel. I went from chainsaw milling a black walnut to a finished tv cabinet for my first project all with the help of watching your videos so thank you. You mentioned there a a lot of craft breweries around you, have you thought about building beer flight boards? This is now my favorite video from you, real and raw. Keep you the great content, Cheers

[@jentilla4190]

After making Shaker furniture for the past 33 yrs, the company closed and I moved on to a career in the health industry. Watching your videos and how you work just brings it all back for me; makes me want to make furniture again. I'm a fan! Keep the videos rolling :D

[@jc03571]

My main test is whether I would want to have a burger and beer with the person making the video. Jason crushes it. I enjoy everything he does and the way he does it.

[@sambojobo]

I found Jason's channel when he built the tank and I have been hooked ever since. He is knowledgeable and extremely entertaining. I'm learning and laughing every time I see one. One of my favorite channels by far.

[@monrevanwyk4680]

blows my mind how people could dislike this video? like why? it captures the awesomeness of an amazing woodworker?

[@gnlman]

I started watching Bourbon Moth last year when I was laid off of my job and decided to see if I could turn my woodworking hobby into a business. So far I am having a blast and making a few bucks. Love all of Jasons vids and I have learned a lot from his channel. Nice to see this video about this talented man. His videos never disappoint..

[@xwiick]

Hope the bucks keep coming for you!

[@lechatbotte.]

I love Bourbon Moth. I love his humor, his skill and he’s all common sense. No wasting time, money and skill if it isn’t useful. I found him through a KZbin recommend who knew they got one right!!! He’s just real no pretense

[@maxkaiser9316]

I have been going to UTube University for a few years now and have the attention span of a gold fish when I found your channel is was hooked love your energy and sense of humor is know how hard being a content provider is besides having to make the project keep up the hard work your killing it brother !!!! And keep your son in the shop youngsters need to learn the rewards of making things with their minds and hands .

[@lincolndickerson1293]

I have done many things, bicycling, woodworking, Boy Scout Leader as hobbies. I create software to pay the bills. I love it all. If I don’t notice the time or that I am hungry or realistically anything else I am in the right place. I love your content because you just do stuff. You show that the best practice isn’t necessary (panel glue ups without biscuits, dominoes or dowels). Truthfully when in 1 thou important? When you want a piston fit drawer not on a table 10” or so off the floor. Thanks for the great content. Entertaining and instructional. I love the start video antics and the Bourbon Moth theme music just as much as router the circle one, rough cut with the jigsaw then flush time. You freaking rock!

[@Dcreed76]

Every time I watch another video by or on Jason, I like him a little more and look for some other way to support his content creation. He's clearly one of the people the world needs more of, and I am grateful to have found him as he launched on YT.

[@woodworksbygrampies1284]

Very well said Daniel, I completely agree. Any time I hear another person in this space speak about Jason, it is always very complimentary of him. Wishing Bourbon Moth continued success.

[@stephenbozzone1116]

I had the same experience. His quirky personality and humor has grown on me. Videos like this about the person in the videos helps me learn about their story and feel more connected to them.

[@MichaelKieweg]

That video was great fun and it showcased all the reasons why I'm subscribed to his channel and to yours. Best wishes from Germany

[@CallMeMabie]

Thanks so much, man! I appreciate your support all the way out in Germany. Cheers!

[@ericblad5100]

Jason: I love the goofy side of your content but this video really shows us all who you are. Keep up the great work and keep loving what you do! Thanks!

[@mikesnyder465]

Hard to believe you’ve been on KZbin such a short time. Your approach to your videos is honest and genuine and that keeps it entertaining yet informative. I watched your bed video about fifty times before I attempted to build two for my kids. Let’s just say I hit every snag you said I would but man did I learn. The 2x4 hanger was genius....lol!

[@Searider79]

I am a big fan of you and your channel - and I love your story. I enjoy watching your videos, I like your sense of humor, and I love your outlook on life. I live in Japan and have recently bought a house in Phoenix, Arizona where my wife and I will one day. settle down. I watch your channel almost every day, and I just want to thank you for everything that you do because your love for building has helped me with working around my new house. My next adventure is building an outdoor cooking counter with a few burners, a mini refrigerator, and a built-in Traeger smoker because sometimes my wife don’t like what I cook in her kitchen. Keep doing what you’re doing and Blessings to you and your family!

[@patriotdad1127]

Sometimes a documentary just makes you like someone all the more. Really appreciate the vulnerability!

[@tollertollertoller]

It was a pleasure getting to know you better. You are very likable.

[@Magicmike12345]

Never stop dreaming my friend. I love what you do. You have a beautiful family. I feel the love.

[@danconlan8735]

Awesome site Jason (another one that is!). I thought this was going to be someone reviewing your Bourbon Moth site and low and behold it’s YOU so you picked up another subscriber! I love the Bourbon Moth channel and this is awesome too! Thanks for sharing your content and being you, Slainte, DC🍀

[@mking3219]

We yt community are glad to have you! I've learned a bunch

[@Jorduan100]

We've been a big fan since stumbling accross his channel, his demeanor and attitude is always upliting. Also, a nice co-incidence one of our twin baby boys shares the name Jason. Cheers!

[@thomasbyrne7770]

I really identified with your excitement over converting lumber into something functional. You have taught me so much, but in such a way that the FUN of it was the best part. I owe for my use of your "patented Bourbon Mouth glue spreader.... use it every day. The boat was beyond, well nothing I would even think possible, yet you taught me to build a six drawer dresser for my daughter's soon to be here twins. At first as daunting as your boat was to you. But it came out great and all because you made it seem possible. Much Thanks, Tom Byrne

[@Wishes890]

I just subscribed to your channel. When I saw you letting the "foreman" drive, it took me back to when we went for Sunday afternoon drives and my dad let me "drive" just the way you did! Great memories. You have my vote for father of the year!

[@SailingSeaMonster]

Thank you so much for this video of your personal journey. I just started my own woodworking business Knotty Dog Studio (part-time). Like you, it all started after I bought a new home (right before the pandemic though) and I didn't want to pay for a contractor to complete projects. I started with smaller things, which built my confidence. I've now accumulated a bunch of fantastic power tools and have turned my garage into a shop. I love using my creativity, being challenged, and creating custom things for people. Maybe one day, like you and many others, I can turn it into a full time thing. Again - great video and I'm totally checking out the "tank" and other videos recommended by your subscribers. Cheers!

[@tedfritsch3340]

You're living the dream so many are afraid to even take the first step of doing. Keep it up. And by the way, YOU too, have been an inspiration to more people than you can contemplate.

[@BSMikkel]

Exactly what you said!

[@ulrichkroener2784]

Love your story, and the facts in it. Just one minor correction. You mentioned the glacier carving this valley in either 10 - or 10 Million years. A medium size glacier will travel at about 56 Mph and will create at least 27 pounds of pressure. I would take exactly 18 years, 4 month, 3 weeks and 2 hours to carve out this beautiful valley. This happened just after the first sighting of a sleeping Possum in Oregon in 1856. So yeah - you could not have been around for that. I love your projects and consider you an amazing craftsman!

[@sideshowbill1313]

I started woodworking 3 months ago just to try something new and really not having money and very basic things. Bourbon has been a motivation and I hope I become sucessful

[@DIY.with.DianeD]

Thank you for all you do! I love the sense of humor, and the fun you bring to your projects. The skills and talent keep me coming back. You are so REAL! And I hope to start wood working!

[@joymukherjee8531]

I have nothing but respect for you Jason. You are now on top of my follow list. Keep making and stay blessed.

[@keatonmerritt6463]

One of my favorite content creators on KZbin. Such a witty and genuine guy!

[@ako5816]

Love this guy! He was one of the people who got me into woodworking.

[@bobo5084]

Love this dudes channel. His commentary always cracks me up and it is proven that you absorb more information when you are happy.

[@michaelfishburn9367]

I was today years old when I learned that "screen printing" literally meant forcing ink through a screen pattern. Watch a woodworking video and learn so much more. But in all seriousness huge fans of Justin and Jason's work. Well done!

[@deanquinn1917]

Man your a talented dude ! I'm from Ottawa Ontario. Been woodworking as a hobby for 20 years ! No more like 40. Lol Been watching your channel for the last year or so. I'm in Florida for 2 months riding my new Harley and came across a little bar that made me my first old fashion whiskey. I'm hooked ! You have to try Forty Creek copper pot whiskey. Hand made Canadian Whiskey.

[@Robeard22]

I had two tree bourbons watching this video. You sir, are a content king. Shall we grow old and keep the content geeked.

[@davidsuedkamp7235]

He inspires me so much. I started doing woodworking for fun. Then started doing things for certain people. Love woodworking. Love watching his videos. Thank you for that video.

[@lauramarshall6376]

I love hearing how you got started. Your videos are genius in the projects and especially your incredible sense of humor! And your foreman is adorable! I see him following in your footsteps.Thanks for continuing to put out such great stuff. The fact that some of your ideas come from your little guy is amazing!

[@josephohaver9218]

You seem like an altogether decent guy who loves his family and is, occasionally at least, pretty funny. I appreciate your skills and approach to content. Take care of your fingers.

[@billyjay4672]

Jason you are a very humble guy but you are a very talented person who knew what you wanted in life .I commend you for that every success in the future.

[@vvirusty]

I love this dude. By far my favorite content creator. Not just wood working but of all time

[@SithLandlord]

Jason has quickly become one of my favorite KZbinrs to watch. His silliness is I think what makes him so entertaining, but his actual woodworking skills are amazing as well.

[@jeremyhuggins8796]

Nice video, glad you featured Jason.

[@morganhurst_redridge]

Jason is such an impressive guy, I remember when I subscribed to him last year he was around 1K then a few weeks ago I saw him post about hitting 500K! He's got the perfect blend of being genuinely good at woodworking and having a personality that is so much fun to watch.

[@briancampbell1413]

Ive been watching Jason's channel now for about 2months and i find him a breadth of fresh air when it comes to youtube content. As someone who is currently in the process of finishing my own workshop (albeit at a much smaller scale) i look forward to stealing all Jasons ideas and using them for my own gains. Seriously though dude, keep up the good work man :)

[@VisUnchained]

This is my favorite CMM video yet! Of course, Jason seems like he makes it easy to make creative content. Well done, gentlemen!

[@billytingen3567]

I just subscribed. I opened and watched because how can a video from "Bourbon Moth" not be awesome. Dude, you will succeed at whatever you choose to do because of your attitude and ability to make "FUN" Happen!!!! Great sense of humor....the kid inside Reigns!

[@nancycrase7112]

Mr. Moth's videos have been immensely helpful in my woodworking journey. Thanks for this great introduction to this guy. Well done Mr. Me Mabie.

[@ToddAdams1971]

I have to say you are one my top 5 woodworkers on youtube. You'll make bank if you just keep going. I've learned so much from you. You're awesome just as you are.

[@13daniel1974]

I'll say this...I respect anyone who puts their talents to work, whether I personally "like it" or not. If it makes them money to pay their bills, go to it. I love your channel because you have some of the most awesome builds. Also, I am guessing you are an adoptive parent. Bless you. I, too, am an adoptive parent and still do foster care. I am getting back into building and making in hopes to offer an outlet to these kids that need something more.

[@northernhumidor5615]

As a wood worker I find bourbon moth a breath of fresh air.

[@jamesmclauchlin2600]

Great video. Big fan of Bourbon Moth. Woodworking + Humor = Entertainment

[@possumjenkins1893]

Jason: "My wife said, you need to finish this or I'm going to cut you" My wife in the other room: "SEE I"M NOT THE ONLY ONE!!!"

[@carmenponcedeleon2693]

😅😅😅😅😅 😂

[@martingagne3136]

one of my top 2 woodworker on youtube ....for is content and funny style jason is a real entertainer

[@spokebloke1]

Greetings from the Blue Mountains, NSW Australia. Great to hear your story Jason! I've been with you since the tank. As others have said, your skills and ideas are the foundation for the channel, but your personality, and esp. your humility are what keeps us all coming back. As one of my other KZbin favourites says...keep up the good work!

[@jeffreyroybal8981]

Loved this video! It is really been awesome to find you on Instagram and then watch your videos here on KZbin. This one was great because I cannot very much identify with your story and it is great to know more about how it all started and he’s going with you. The woodworking community has absolutely been an awesome thing. It amazes me how supportive everybody is with each other in general. I truly believe it’s because we all have that passion to create and get better as we go. We’ve all been there starting off not having a clue and we remember how I was.

[@wayne3197]

Go dude - your honesty and reality on things is comforting and good to see that real people still exist!

[@jamesrademacher7873]

I hate it when my tape measure gets stuck. I never built a single piece of furniture and Jason inspired me to get into wood. I'm just getting started but I took the leap And invested everything. I'm excited for the journey ahead! Keep making content Jason!

[@squarelevelplumb]

Fantastic. You are a unique person and seem to be well grounded in life. Your family is important and that is important for sure. Continued success in what you do, whether it be woodworker, husband, or Dad. I will look forward to your next video. peace, johnny.

[@yuliyabryant4052]

This is so cool of you to share your personal experience with www. I enjoyed it very much.

[@jamiehelmick5210]

Thanks Jason for sharing. Thanks Call Me Mabie for the content. Been working with wood for over 30 years. Really enjoy the Bourbon Moth Channel. Keep up the great work!

[@joep6644]

So pleased to have a glimpse into the life of someone who has inspired me as i start woodworking. I look forward to every episode and i always learn something. Can’t thank this guy enough

[@darrellbrown8547]

Oh wow! I had a 12 inch by 12 inch piece of 3/4 ply kick back at me and bruised the crap out of my stomach. Love the vid. Thanks!

[@brianeberhard7771]

Hey Mate, love your work...in Australia, we call lumber ''Timber''...CRAZY HEY!!. IM a Carpenter/Builder in Sydney. I love your honesty and Skill...Cheers Mate

[@brumrunner15]

I dig this bloke, entertaining and learn a lot from him. I would like to just sit and have a drink with him, just to get to know him. seems like a great fella!

[@artleitch]

Jason has such a great, laid back vibe. Really enjoy his videos and really enjoy this series

[@johnlee7085]

BMoth is one of the channels that I appreciate most and go to for content. You obviously have great woodworking skills. Far more than even what you talk about. This video makes it even better. (Thank you Mabie?) I like that it all started to some extent in a camp. Very wise to make the move. As you and your family consider the future, I’d encourage you to think more about camps. Kids need an opportunity to do and make stuff, whether that be a t-shirt, boat (Have you seen mouseboats?), or something out of wood. So many options, and I’m certain many would love to come alongside. I love rivers and volunteer a week of my summer each non pandemic crazed year to take a group of teens on an overnight camping trip down a “wilderness” river. It’s transformative for them. Your personality has even greater potential, and you’ve already created a fabulous platform for showing it.

[@bigbawls81]

Jason presents everything in his video in detail with his flare, which is awesome. I've been a subscriber from way back. Thanks for sharing this.

[@1MrVillain]

Jason is entertaining and that's the bottom line for me. Ive been watching his channel and eagerly awaiting the next videos; as well as telling other folks about them!

[@robandsharonseddon-smith5216]

You are a fantastic content creator. My start in woodwork was much the same as yours - wanting things we could not afford. Difference is, you are actually good at it! - please keep it up. Loves - fun, cynicism, tips, great projects, soothing voice.

[@David-hm9ic]

Jason ROCKS! Thank you, Justin, for the huge insight into his life. I'll watch him for as long as I am able. You're not bad either!

[@keithstauffer2863]

I've watched many of your videos, Jason, and have learned a lot from you. I am now starting to build my first cabinets, upper and lower, in creating a Coffee Bar for my wife. I have several other cabinets planned, taking my time with this one to get it right. Just like your comment about being nervous to work on a difficult project, I feel the same way, but as I move along, slowly watching it come together, I think, wow, I did this. What a great feeling it is to take a bunch of boards and turn them into something functional for the home! You are an inspiration and I appreciate the time you have taken to share your knowledge with us, from those in the business to those of us just starting off. Loved this video to learn more about you, too. Keep up the great work! From Bonney Lake, WA.

[@anthonyreiss2825]

Thanks for telling your story. Watching KZbin videos of people making perfect furniture can be both inspiring and deflating. Hearing you talk about how you started, and what tools you started with puts it all in perspective. Keep up the great content.

[@rknissel]

Loved the insight, the real person telling us about his business and how he enjoys doing things his way and for him, not for some conglomerate that makes you sick to show up for work every day. New Subscriber here for sure....

[@jeffwebb5966]

I’ve been watching you for awhile. Really made me connect with who you are. Thanks

[@timm3792]

Well, your definitely not alone, knew back in the day I could build much better furniture than I could buy and aside from the junior high, high school projects I bought the main woodworking components (table saw, miter saw, router) and began building my own. Most woodworkers I know picked it up as a hobby whereas I picked it up more so as a necessity. Cheers.

[@gordonstiltner9775]

Cool video. Good to get to know you, your family and your background. Enjoy your videos. Best wishes.

[@robertwinston2496]

By far the best and most entertaining woodworking show on KZbin. Jason, love the sense of humor and wealth of knowledge. Love that you are self-taught. Your projects have inspired many of my own home-projects, including a massive 12'x12'x18' treehouse I built for my sons. Keep up the good work bud!

[@briturner11]

Oh man. that shot of you in the boat on the water with your son. That is a million dollar shot.

[@Scrapmetalhusband]

I'm 41 years old, but I want to be this guy when I grow up. However, unlike all the other dreams that I got sidetracked along the way (death metal drummer, financial analyst, electrical engineer), I'm pretty confident I will finally do this one.

[@cliffstarks9579]

I’ve always enjoyed your KZbin channel, while it is somewhat off beat, that’s was what caught my attention and held it. But this latest video, gave me a whole new appreciation of you and your work. I never in my wildest dreams would have guessed that you have evolved as you have. Keep up the great work, keep being fresh and real. And Thank You for sharing this about video about yourself. Cliff Ocean Isle Beach, NC